UVeye goes big with inspection platform for trucks, buses, commercial fleets
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UVeye’s inspection capabilities have grown. And so have the vehicles it’s inspecting.
The provider of artificial intelligence-powered vehicle inspection technology said it has expanded its automated systems to support commercial fleets, including Class 6-8 trucks and buses.
The company said its heavy-duty platform is specifically engineered for the trucking and bus sector and compliant with CTP AT17 requirements in the U.S. and U.K., enabling an automated 17-point inspection process.
UVeye’s new platform is designed to address issues of excessive vehicle downtime and delayed deliveries with a comprehensive inspection system that integrates into fleet workflows to streamline operations.
The drive-through scanner performs a 360-degree scan of heavy-duty vehicles in seconds to detect external or mechanical flaws and identifying damage, modifications or foreign objects under and around the vehicle, the company said. The inspection generates a digital report with annotated images.
“Extending UVeye into the trucking and bus market is a pivotal milestone,” CEO and co-founder Amir Hever said. “We’ve already scanned millions of vehicles for OEMs and dealerships, and now we’re bringing that same proven accuracy and transparency to fleets.
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“It’s all about helping operators maximize uptime, reduce costs and deliver a better customer experience.”
UVeye said its systems maximize safety and quality assurance by detecting issues such as worn, mismatched and non-compliance tires; leaks, cracks, rust and hidden structural damage in the underbody; and scratches, dents and hard-to-spot flaws on the exterior.
